together, we can make the new rules work for all of san francisco.

>> good morning to you. it's sunday, november 13th. i'm cornell barnard, in for carolyn tyler. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, cornell. it's foggy behind you but that's not the case everywhere. the fog lined up i long the shoreline but it's also in the valleys. from vollmer peak you can see in the distance patchy fog. it's 61 in oakland, 55 half moon bay, and 59 mountain view. from mt. tam, yes, you can see it out there. still patchy, dense fog. low 60s concord and the visibility in miles has been reduced all morning long in the north bay.

at the coast it's lower and then it will clear. you look at san jose, that's where it was particularly foggy earlier, but already looking at some brighter conditions there with improvement. this morning look for the sun to take over with 50s and 60s by noontime. by the afternoon we will enjoy mid-70s in our warmest spots. this is the warmest day of the week. subtle changes arrive tomorrow and then we talk about a much, much cooler outlook coming up. cornell. >> okay, lisa. thank you >> right now waves from a tsunami are washing ashore in new zealand. island snags was struck by massive magnitude 7.8 earthquake around midnight local time. so far minor damage reported around the cities of wellington and christ church. [alarms] >> if the aftershocks didn't, this did. the tsunami alarm was sounded shortly after the quake struck,

telling people to seek higher ground. one man said the earthquake was scary. >> it got more and more intense. i thought, okay, this is getting pretty serious. yeah, it continued on and on and on. yeah, it sort of got quite consuming. >> very direry there. the tsunami, we are told, is not expect today hit california. developing news on the peninsula. one person is dead, three others injured after their bmw crashed into a wood tree off of 101. the survivors suffered minor to major injuries. the c hp said it happened just aft 1 it:00 hamm on the northbound off-ramp of 101. the chp believes everyone, including the driver, was drinking alcohol. the scene has been cleared. and more protests against donald trump are planned in the bay area. one of the more unique is at oakland's lake merritt. they are expected to join hands

around lake merit. it begins at 3:00, a peaceful again app demonstration, a mirrors the mood of yesterday's protests. sergio quintana has details. >> reporter: this group of demonstrators head toward downtown rams in downtown oakland but they were met by lines of highway california patrol officers. they were loud and moving but smaller than those organized in past nights. for some business owners, the protests are putting them in a tough situation. >> a lot of our guests come from outside of oakland. after the demonstrations stops, it doesn't mean our guests come back immediately. >> michael said he supports the protesters' message, but it is concerning to see neighboring businesses damaged this week. and customers often stay away months after the protests. on a typical saturday night his place would have been packed. in palo alto a group of hillary clinton supporters held a vigil. a group at san francisco city hall did the same.

earlier they marched from the castro to city hall. it was the second demonstration of the day, with those participating saying they are concerned about civil rights under president-elect donald trump. >> we are going to need to fight every single step he makes along the way to take away our rights. i know he would take away immigrants' rights. he will take a way the rights of many other people, including women. >> the demonstrations often pass by here. >> i would do anything for the city. and the fact that my business is down, i'm just going to deal with that. >> it's just something he will have to manage through. sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> while thousands of people protested against trump on saturday, many demonstrated peacefully for hours outside new york city's trump tower. on the vegas strip 7 people were arrested in a protest that numbered more than 1,000 people. and many rallied in front of the trump international hotel.

up in portland, police took 19 people into custody after protests there turned rowdy. a news cameraman was attacked, but he is okay. police used flash-bang grenades to clear protesters off of streets. over 50 demonstrators have been arrested this week alone in portland >> and the boy lot tries to calm people on his airplane. >>. >>. >> if you have a problem with this, there's another flight tomorrow. >> that that was the pilot. one talked to us from mexico. she said it started when a man sitting next to her mediocrity asked us what she thought about donald trump. and then he told her, quote, at least i get to keep my guns, and then her mother asked him,

quote, why are you saying this to a brown woman? she said her mom is an indian immigrant. of the man continued to make angry, racist and hateful comments with the mom and daughter eventually asking to change seats to get away from him. >> my mom tried to de-escalate, look, i don't want to talk to you about this. >> obviously i was indignant, and i felt on the verge of tears but unable to actually cry life goes on. i mean, racism is -- it sucks and it's there and it sucks that it's there. >> she said the man later apologized. her mother and the man's wife then ended up hugging each other. one bay area lawmaker is outraged after seeing people holding confederate flags at petaluma's veteran's day parade. the congressman took this picture as he rode in a vintage jeep on friday. you can see one man holding the confederate flag. the other two flags appear to be the army of virginia battle flag and one reading "the south will rise again." and at least two wore donald

trump shirts. >> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains. >> at the green festival, like minded people come to learn, educate and explore all aspects of green living. many worry their way of life will change significantly once donald trump is it in office. >> policies, changing laws, rules and regulations, certification for food. i mean, we are going in the right direction and we just don't know where it's going. it's unknown where it's going. >> mr. trump has already vowed to roll back obama's clean power plan and is looking to fill key environmental director roles with people who have questioned the validity of climate change. in 2012, trump tweeted the concept of global warming was created by and for the chinese. in order to make u.s.

manufacturing noncompetitive. >> i think it's a little crazy, and a little frightening, yeah. >> this professor studies climate change. he's examined trump's 100-day plan which calls for increasing fossil fuel extractions. >> if you are increasing fossil fuel extraction and consumption it has big implications for clean air and water, particularly if regulation is reduced. >> the possibilities worries people at the green festival. >> if people have the power to do something about addressing the issue intelligently. or if they are burying their heads in the stand. >> meanwhile they pledge to protect the environment on a larger level, but they just aren't sure how. abc7 news. >> and download the abc7 news app to stay on top of president-elect trump's transition into the white house. get push alerts as they happen. >> happening today, the

veteran's day parade. this is the 96th year. the parade will start at north burn street and embarcadero and jefferson street to aquatic part. no traffic allowed on north point between jefferson and the embarcadero. the parade starts at 11:00 and it's scheduled to end at 1:00. >> it will be a nice day for the parade. >> if you like it sunny and mild. more on the way in a few days. the fog is improving in parts of the bay. as you look at the golden gate bridge, you see it in the distance. 68 degrees in san francisco. 61 in oakland. very foggy in the north bay. as it clears we reveal once again temperatures well above average. i'll have the details in your neighborhood be. we will talk about how long the warming weather will last coming up. >> next a group of bay area musicians are ditching an overseas tour to stay right here

in the u.s., despite the wounds left behind by a divisive election. and tonight you will get a better glimpse of the moon than you will in the

>> the presidential election has change the the eye continuery of a bay area music

an overseas music tour has been dropped in favor of staying right here in the u.s., trying to heal the wounds left behind by last tuesday's election results. abc news reporter elissa harrington has the story. ♪ >> the san francisco gay men's chorus seen in this video from their website was planning to take their 40th anniversary tour to far-off places like china and cuba. >> in response to the election, we decided we have as much work to do at home as we would do abroad. >> the director rehearses with some of the members at their castro street office. ♪ >> the chorus is now planning to tour the red states instead. places like mississippi, alabama and tennessee, and visit communities faced with discrimination. >> we want to go to those places that are still strongholds of this style of discrimination and bigotry and bring our voice and encourage the people there with our music and also hopefully change some hearts and minds. >> the tour will begin in the summer of 2018, right before midterm elections. chorus members say their songs are a form of activism.

singing together has helped them heal and they say the fierce many in the gay community fear about a trump energy. >> there was such a change in energy within the course when we started thinking about this. all of a sudden we were engaged, active, we were doing something. >> meanwhile on mission street, rebecca goldman and friends pass out what they call notes of peace. they say "we love you" and "we are here for you." >> i'm hoping we pass out the notes and people see that the other people around them within their communities care about them and love them and are looking out for them. >> at dolores park, strangers embrace for a giant group hug. just another way some activists are trying to spread love, not hate. elissa harrington, abc7 news. hundreds of people protesting the construction of a pipeline in north dakota are getting ready for a long, cold winter. a large encampment is set up on the standing rock sioux reservation. the tribe is suing to stop the

pipeline's construction. they say he would endanger sacred sites and drinking water sources and accuse the federal government of violating the clean water act. as the number of protesters continue to grow, volunteers drove here all the way from north carolina to help and are building temporary shelters that can protect the protesters from the harsh north dakota winters. >> they can handle 100 miles per hour winds, really heavy snow loads, and it seems like that's some of what they are getting here. >> the shelters are called yurts and they are made of canvas, wood and reflective foil for insulation. >> on this veteran's day weekend, pleasanton has a new way to honor those who serve and protect us. ♪ >> yesterday a dedication ceremony was held at the new pleasanton veterans memorial at the cemetery. it's pioneer cemetery.

it features a bronze statue of a world war i marine kneeling to honor his fallen comrades. there are flag poles to honor each branch of the service. >> the time is long, long overdue that we here in pleasanton pay our proper respects to those men and women who have defended us and our freedom. >> that memorial took two years to complete. it cost $320,000. most of the money was raised by local veterans. a familiar site to many history buffs and tourists is back at their home port in san francisco's fishermen's wharf. the uss ship returned to pier 45 after undergoing maintenance. the world war ii vintage submarine serves as a floating museum. the museum curators plan to reopen it to visitors this coming wednesday >> if you look up to the sky at tonight's super moon, you are in for a rare treat. this was a look from our roof camera earlier. through tomorrow the moon will be the biggest and brightest it will ever be until 2034, believe

it or not. that's because the moon is about 30,000 miles closer to the earth than it usually is. it will reach it's closest point just before 3:30 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. live doppler 7 showing a big ridge of high pressure deflecting this storm system from the bay area. but that's going to change in the next 48 hours. but we also have been dealing with some very dense fog and have woken up to some very chilly temperatures. at the san carlos airport, 4 miles visibility. the north bay has really been shrouded in a deck of low clouds. it's improving in san jose at 3 miles and hayward at 6 miles right now. this is how it looks from the sutro tower camera. we are looking at a lot of sunshine to enjoy today. san francisco is at 58. good morning mountain view, 59 for you. 56 in san jose. for a time being it was eighth mile visibility there.

gilroy 55. at the airport no delays this morning. we had them yesterday. 51 in santa rosa, 55 livermore. 60 by the delta. and concord at 61. we dropped off into the upper 40s in the inland east valleys. and still this morning look how chilly it is compared to yesterday at this sometime. that's what happens when the due points get lower and lower. the atmosphere cools, and we are waking up to not only the foggy conditions in parts of san francisco, but the cooler morning. so areas of dense fog. look for sunny and mild conditions today and tomorrow. but then a slight chance of showers arrives for the north bay on tuesday, spreading south into wednesday. it will be very, very weak. so as we go through your forecast the hour by hour, here's the low cloud deck mainly in the north bay. by 11:00 everyone is sunny and we will enjoy that throughout the afternoon. the sun sets right before 5:00. we will be looking almost as

warm conditions tomorrow. but we will see some more temperatures begin to cool around the bay. 70s will prevail in our inland valleys. but then as we get into tuesday, this is where the front will begin to arrive. that's going to drop off the temperatures, bring a chance of showers and the breeze is going to kick up considerably. so this is where it stands right now. our latest forecast model showing that the cloud deck will be with us, but the rain line stays just around clear lake, right in through tuesday night. so just a slight chance of showers and another piece of energy heads our way on wednesday. and then it's out of here until we see perhaps another bit of rain by next weekend. but this is what it's going to amount to. very, very little. that's why we don't have it on the storm impact scale, maybe ..01. 75 today in san jose. look for low 70s from milpitas. redwood city about 71 for you.

milbrae 70. 68 downtown. up in the north bay numbers as much as 8 degrees warmer than average. 71 novato. oakland at 71. average high should be 65. 74 fremont. and inland not much change. mid-70s to enjoy in pleasanton and san ramon. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today slightly warmer than tomorrow. then we look at increasing clouds, chance of showers in the north bay tuesday and wednesday a slight chance. cool and breezy thursday and fry and increasing clouds saturday. we talk about the forecast models that really don't want to agree on the extended outlook right now but could be bringing in showers next weekend and then looks like it could be more rainy by the time we get to thanksgiving. >> so i should curb my enthusiasm about rain on tuesday? >> yeah, but stay tuned with with our app. >> we hope the best will be coming up in a week or so. >> yes. >> just ahead, a winter

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>> oscar season has officially kicked off with the governor's areds t gives holiday celebs a chance to talk up their old

films. here's chris connerly. >> i've never been to the governor's awards before, though. >> really? they didn't invite you? >> i was never invited before. >> saturday night's governor's awards and dinner. >> there is nachos in there, i'm sure it's lovely, but it's not nachos. >> presented honorary oscars to those with four decades of achievement, including jackie chan. >> i only make come by action movies. >> i can't believe we are going to get a jackie chan montage tonight. that's why i'm here. the recently released or yet to be released movies get a chance to award. >> i just had people coming up to me talking about wanting to adopt. it's nice that it affects people. >> much fussed about is the drama "manchester by the sea." of the writer director, ken next. >> i felt like he gave me a

tremendous amount of latitude. >> very precise. new exactly what he wants. >> also riding waves of early enthusiasm, lala land, a musical set in los angeles. and the stone. >> a lot of pressure at the beginning to live up to movies like "singing in the rain." it reap invigorated my understanding and love for l.a. >> and mill gibson's movie. >> i'm so excited that we got to tell this man's story. he did the wildest things in the middle of battle. >> chris connerly, abc news, los angeles. . >> animal activists are fighting back against a government trapping program up at lake tahoe. >> to take an established be bear with his own territory and move him to a completely foreign area, he doesn't know where the food is, he doesn't know where the water is, that's a crime against nature. >> so what's going on here?

the i-team is investigating. that's coming up tonight on abc7 news at 11:00 p.m. just because we live in california, doesn't mean we can't enjoy one of the winter season's biggest pleasure. we were at walnut creek for the opening week of walnut creek on ice. it's on pacific drive and north broadway. the young skaters have advice for those hitting the ice for the first time. >> stay calm and don't get upset if you fall because it doesn't matter how good you are, it just matters that you have fun. >> exactly. stay calm and hold on to the railing like i do. yesterday was children's winter festival at the park. the first 250 people got in for free. regular admission is now $15 for the rest of the season. . >> still to come on abc7 mornings, today marks the one-year anniversary since the devastating terror attacks in paris. the french president commemorated the anniversary.

>> why did the bay bridge metering light seem so slow? i'm abc7 traffic reporter alexis

>> good morning to you. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa >> hey, cornell. good morning to you. as we check out this gorgeous shot you see the fog floating just beneath the towers at about 740 feet. fog is dense in spots and creating some problems in and around the bay. 58 in the city. no problems at the airport. 59 mountain view. san jose clearing up at 56. half moon bay 55. you can see the fog in the distance from mt. tam. 51 in santa rosa where it's quite foggy, as well as napa at 58. concord 61 and the visibility in miles less than a quarter mile at the coast.

petaluma still very foggy. hayward is improving. we look for the fog to continue to evaporate right through the 11:00 hour. we are left with tons of sunshine. 60s and 70s. temperatures once again above average as much as 10 degrees above average in the south bay. we will talk details in your neighborhood coming up. >> okay, lisa, thank you. we have developing news out of lafayette with where pg&e is dealing with a power outage. here is pg&e's map of where the outage is. it's located in orange. it's near the lafayette reservoir and covers much of st. mary's road. we just got off the phone with the utility. they said 465 customers are still without power. over 4800 customers were without power at the peek of the outage at about 8:30. pg&e has no idea why the power went out. crews are now driving around trying to find a cause. >> today is the one-year anniversary of the terror attacks in paris that killed 130 people. now a national day of commemoration.

the french president and the mayor of paris in each. -- unveiled placks as each of the seven locations where the attacks happened. the plaques are etched with the names of the victims. last night "sting" performed at a concert at the theater. the first event at the theater since the night when 89 people were killed. >> a trump tower in manhattan is now the political hub of the makes. trump is entertaining politicians and foreign leaders as he forms his administration. and it may retiring keeping a favorite way to keep in touch. >> trump tower buzzing with activity, from top aids to unexpected guests. >> they haven't stopped me yet. >> and foreign leaders. trump's team assembled saturday as he nears a major decision, who will be his chief of staff.

elision on contendersers includes two different -- very different choices. the ceo of bright. and reince priebus. >> a top trump ally is already warning a priebus pick could cause a rebellion in trump's base. he promised during the campaign to shake things up in washington. >> drain the swamp! >> drain the swamp. >> but his cabinet short lists includes politicians and insiders like newt gingrich and sessions and rudy giuliani. trump tweeted we soon will be making some very important decisions on the people who will be running our government. and don't expect that to change.

>> it's a great form of communication. >> trump telling 60 minutes he's not going to give up his tweeting habit, but -- >> i'm going to be very reap strained, if i use it at all. i will be very restrained. i find it tremendous. it's a modern form. communication. >> mary bruce, abc news. >> happening today the election of donald trump has spawned still another call for unity. a national day of healing and wreck conciliation is being held today in washington, d.c. a call for the country to come together in a spirit of unity and forgiveness. the local viewing of the event is being held in the south bay with republican and democrat silicon valley leaders along with representatives of the latino and muslim communities. it will be held in san jose at the center for spiritual healing in the willow glen neighborhood on clark street. that viewing begins at 12:30. drivers are getting used to big changes on one of san francisco's busiest streets this weekend. abc7 news was on van ness avenue

where new "no left turn" signs were put in overnight. all left turns will be eliminated except for three locations. part of the van ness improvement project starting on tuesday. it will go from three lanes in each direction to two. crews will be installing new dedicated bus lanes in the middle of of the road yesterday morning we found out what lane is faster to the bay bridge toll plaza, fast track or cash. once you make it through the toll plaza, you still have the deal with the metering lights. alexis smith found out why some have the inside advantage.

>> reporter: ask my commuter and they will tell you how much they hate the bay bridge metering lights. >> they are the cause of traffic if they let it go flow-free like everywhere else we would be fine. >> i understand what they are trying to do by sometimes it makes things worse. >> i believe they are very, very poorly run and they really cause a lot of congestion. >> but are they? from sky 7 you can see what happens. cars come through, as many as 16 lanes at the toll plaza. that narrows to 12 at the metering lights and just down to just 5 lights across the bridge. we wanted to know how much time those metering lights may be costing drivers. so we used sky 7 to find out we conducted our own time challenge with two abc7 news cars. the car with the red 7 took the fast track lane. >> the blue car, the cash car approaching the tollbooth right now. >> despite the stop and go traffic, the red car played it from the toll plaza to the metering lights in three minutes. not bad. the cash lane took nearly four times as long, 11 minutes. >> the metering lights cycle a little faster for the fast track only lanes. >> john goodwin is with the metropolitan transportation commission. he said fast track drivers are given an advantage.

the no-merge lanes and faster metering lights. >> we need to increase the through-put, make the whole operation more efficient for cash payers and fast track customers. >> the metering lights were installed in 1974 to help keep the bay bridge from being gridlocked. since then the bay area grew by 2.3 million people and there's been only one significant change to the lights. that was a minor hardware and software upgrade in 1980. now, 36 years later, bay area traffic managers are looking to upgrade those blinking lights. >> inside caltran's traffic management center in oakland they keep close tabs on the bay area roadways. when traffic increases on the bay bridge, they turn on the metering lights manually. >> all we do is we punch in the metering rate and hit the send button, and the lights will start cycling. >> as you can see, it's pretty low tech. now the mtc and caltrans are working on a $7 million upgrade of the bay bridge metering light. when complete, they say traffic will move more smoothly on to the bridge. the new lights will take advantage of the latest smart metering technology. sensors embedded on the highway on-ramp talk to sensors on the highway. together they keep traffic

moving. >> it's hard to think the bay bridge toll plaza as an on ramp, but the idea is to take proven technologies that have been used to meter traffic flow on existing on ramps. just make it big and put it out there on the bay bridge toll plaza. >> they hope to complete the metering light upgrades by the end of next year. alexis smith, abc7 news. >> alexis has your traffic covered every morning right here starting at 4:30 a.m. still ahead on abc7 mornings, a hidden killer of one of the most popular breeds of dogs. a desperate search to find a medical breakthrough for golden retrievers. here's a live look be from our tam cam. looks like the fog is slowly lifting. lisa argen is going to be along with a couple minutes. maybe some rain in the forecast, as well. we will be right back.

>> a man had plenty of company when he walked his dying dog for the last time. thanks to a post on social media.

hundreds of people and dogs turned out at port beach in southwestern england to join mark woods and his dog, walnut. woods tweeted, "walk with walnut" and invited others to join them before the terminally-ill whippet was put to sleep. the crowd stood closely together as wood cradled walnut. despite his illness, he lived to a ripe old age of 18. that is so cool that everyone came out for the walk. >> you said that story i don't know how many times and it's still sad every time you say it. but he had a long life. >> he did have a long life. >> nice day for a dog walk, but this morning it was particularly foggy as we look outside from our sutro tower camera. you see a nice sweep of the bay there. it's low-lying, and it is at the airport dense in spots. it will take another two hours or so to really clear all together. it's 58 in san francisco. 61 in oakland. and even san jose at 56. some foggy conditions. so we will talk about our mild november weather and when it's all going to change in the week

ahead. >> we will see you in a bit. thanks, lisa. and up next, stanford's christian mccaffrey runs wild

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battling at memorial stadium next saturday. kickoff for the 119th meeting has just been set for 2:30 in the afternoon. last night the bears were hoping to snap a two-game losing streak against washington state. here's mike shumann with the sports. >> good morning. the cal bears hosted by washington state in a battle of air-raid offense. the head coach sonny dykes and mike leach worked together at several schools. this is like two brothers and their teams facing off. cal started with a game with three and out. and on the ensuing punt, caleb gets it to the 25. finds the seam. gone. second quarter cal down 14-0. davis web to jordan. 18-yard touchdown pass on the quick post. later in the quarter, the 22-yard strike. 21-7, and is the route on? he's just getting started. cal's missed field goal and a pickoff in the end zone.

cal down 28-7 at the half. third quarter. he threw 373 yards, 5 t. d.es. and for the third time in the end zone, 35-7. webb finished 34-51, 425 yards, 3 td's, 19 yards. the nephew of the head coach made it 35-14. however, he isn't done yet. 16 yards. had two t.d. catches and became the pac-12's all-time reception leader with 295. they lead the pac-12 north. stanford and eugene facing oregon. who are you going to call? christian mccaffrey. wild caf on second and short. breaks loose. he has speed. 61-yard score. 7-0 stanford. collin kris, 19 of 26. 258 yards and three touchdowns. 61 hits to whiteside. he had 166 yards receiving. 21-0 cardinals. justin herbert able to get his team on the board right before the end of the quarter.

johnny munt breaks a tackle. he goes 41 yards. 21-6 ballgame. but stanford extends their lead in the second quarter. kris, 7-yard toss to michael rachter. 31-6 cardinals. mc caffery, who had 131 yards, three tds the first half. a 14-yard run here. to the thirty quarter after an oregon turnover. kris hit as he throws. connects again for the 15-yard touchdown. stanford wings big, 52-27, improving to 7-3. sharks and lightning in tampa. first period, he springs him with the pass. initially stopped by ben bishop, but three players crash into the net. check it out. the puck ends up inside. after a long replay review they will call it a goal. 1-0 sharks. there was no doubt about the goal later in the period. chris tierney fights for the puck. finds tommy wingels in front of the net. wingels with goals in back-to-back games, 2-0. second period, sharks on the

power play. 2:10. two defenders screen their own goalie. marc-edouard vlasic goes top shelf. sharks win their third straight, 3-1, the final. raiders have a bye week. and 49ers in arizona. we will have those highlights tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day! >> good morning. live doppler 7. we've looped it for you. you notice the activities in the pacific northwest. in the bay area we have a big ridge of high pressure carved out over us. but that's also allowing the clouds to stick closer to the ground. so a quarter mile visibility in some areas. and rain up in santa rosa, san jose and livermore. oakland, yes, it's been foggy for you, as well. look at the golden gate bridge. it cleared out nicely. a little bit of fog in the distance. 58 in the city, 5 a 9 mountain view, 56 in san jose with gilroy and half moon bay finally trying to come up into the mid-50s. some of the fog is pretty the

stubborn. it could take a couple hours more around the airport. this is the view from the east bay hills camera atop vollmer peak. right now cool, mid-50s but you were down to about 47, 48 earlier. by the delta it's 60 and you see the mid-and upper 50s in the north bay. so overall, everyone was much, much cooler this morning. anywhere from 4 to 9 degrees cooler right now compared to yesterday. so we will be looking a the a lot of sunshine here in the city, and it's been nice. if you are thinking it's been a little warm for november, you are right. we are anywhere from about three to ten degrees above average. so we still have our areas of dense fog. a chilly morning. you may have slept through most of it. it is beginning to turn around. a lot of sunshine this afternoon and a slight chance of showers moves into the north bay on tuesday. it could last until wednesday. you probably heard about the super moon by now. you may have noticed how bright

it was last night. it hasn't been this close since about 70 years. so it should be a spectacular sight. rising before 5:00 tonight. you will be able to see it right on through tomorrow. some patchy fog tonight, especially along the coast. mid-70s for highs in sacramento. monterey 67. look at that, los angeles 89 degrees and near 70 in yosemite. i want the to show you how much cooler it's going to be if you are planning the week ahead. this is livermore. but all of the locations around the bay will feature the warmest temperature today. very similar tomorrow. then look what happens as the front pushed through. maybe relatively dry but it will be breezy, bringing much, much colder air. feeling like the season. but all we need now is a little bit of rain, right? look how far south it gets. not very far at all. by 7:00 on tuesday, here's another piece of energy until wednesday. so maybe just some spotty light showers. and we will be looking at, once again, numbers 10 degrees above average in the south bay.

the peninsula low 70s for you. upper 60s san francisco. 74 calistoga, 72 for you over in hayward and mid-70s around newark and livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast. so maybe a few degrees of cooling tomorrow. a chance north on tuesday. wednesday maybe a few drops here and there. cool and breezy. a little snow in the sear are you, perhaps and we are still look dry by the end of the back. >> got so spoiled with all the october rain, right? >> i think it's coming back. >> and today looks great. dozen. bay area dog owners are trying to save one of america's most popular breeds, golden retrievers. they joining a nationwide study to fight back against the disease that's killing half the breed to cancer. here is

>> you know the drill, man. >> for jerry life isn't quite complete without a golden retriever but through 25 years and 8 dogs he also knows what it's like to lose them. >> i mean, i always cry. and it takes weeks to get over it. >> pam kennedy has experienced the same pain. three of her golden retrievers died from three different types of cancer. >> all i can think of is god needs more angels. >> now pam and jerry are taking action. >> my breeder said get him into this morris study for his entire life. i said sign me up. >> researchers at the morris animal foundation in colorado are trying to get answers with a ground-breaking $32 million national study. it will track 3,000 purebred golden retrievers through their lifetimes. >> the owners track every aspect of their dog's life from where they live to what they eat to where they exercise. meanwhile vets collect blood, fur and other samples during regular visits. >> the most important clues will likely be inside the dogs' bodies. >> brennan is a veterinarian. >> we suspect in breeds that are predisposed to cancer, as the golden retriever is, there are genetic factors. and one of the goals is to

identify that in this breed. >> if they could identify genetic markers, it could provide a breakthrough for the entire breed. >> john is the ceo of the morris animal foundation. >> maybe we will find a genetic link, which unlike the human population, you can breed those out of the population. >> it's so important to me that maybe the 3,000 of us participants can help find a cure. >> that's the breakthrough pam kennedy and jerry are hoping for so they can eliminate a hidden killer from the breed they love so much. natasha zouves, abc7 news. while golden retrievers are the focus of the study, several other breeds, including labs, have higher than average cancer risks. we have more information on the subject on abc7news.com. coming up, why today is an especially great day to be outside along san francisco streets and along the waterfront.

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activities, including a rock climbing wall, food demos, free blood pressure screenings and live music. today you can walk, jog, run, skate, anything you want to do down the embarcadero. the fun begins at 11:00, the same time as the veterans parade, but the events do not intersect. i'm thinking a great day to be outside and a great day for parades. >> yeah, very inspiring, the weather should be. we are looking at temperatures in the 60s for most of that. things are brightening up around san francisco where numbers are from the mid-50s gilroy, along the coast and low 60s in oakland. check this out. isn't this beautiful. looking back at sutro with 60 in napa. a little fog out there. could linger the next couple of hours but then we are in the 50s and 60s and 70s around the bay. very little change through tomorrow. maybe a north day shower and a slight chance on wednesday.

cooler and breezier with mountain snow coming up. >> we keep you are a fingers crossed for that. thank you. thanks for joining us. i'm cornell barnard, in for carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. and we want to thank you for your photo, brandon. a great shot. you can share your pictures with us on social media. just use the #abc7now. you may see it on our newscast or online. have a great weekend, everybody.

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